For this term project, you will create an Active Directory Domain with $2$ servers and $1$ Win$10$ client.

$-$ Create the $2$ servers and call them Srvr$1$ &$$ Srvr$2$ and call the client Client.

$-$ Make sure you use Internal Network for the Network settings.

$-$ Add the AD role to both servers.$$ Promote the first one to the Domain.local$$ Promote the $2$nd server, and connect it to the domain.

$-$ Using the $172\mathrm{.}16\mathrm{.}20\mathrm{.}0/24$ network address, add the DHCP role to the first server and create an appropriate scope.

$-$ Ensure you have created the DNS forward and reverse lookup zones. Make sure you can ping each of the $3$ computers using their computer name, as well as being able to ping Srvr$1$ using the name KingServer.

$-$ Create an OU called KPU with $2$ sub OUs called Faculty and Students. Create $2$ student accounts and $2$ Faculty accounts using names of your own choosing.$$ Ensure the requirement to change passwords on first login$.$

$-$ Using Group Policy, change the Password length to $12$ characters

$-$ Create Faculty and Student Global and Domain Local groups $($eg Faculty$\_$DL$,$ Faculty$\_$GG$,$ etc$)$ and nest them appropriately.

$-$ On Srv$2,$ create a folder on C:$\backslash$ called Shares, which has $2$ sub$-$folders called Faculty & Students.$$ Create shares of those $2$ folders with Microsoft approved permissions, assign the appropriate group to the Security permissions, and give them both up to Modify permission.$$ Place an appropriately named file inside each of the folders.$$ Ensure that Students can only access the Student Share and Faculty can only access the Faculty share.

$-$ Make sure the client is connected to the domain.

$-$ Log into your Client using either of your newly created student accounts.$$ It should prompt you to change your password.$$ Try a new password that is less than $12$ characters and record the error message for submission.

$-$ From the client machine, and in Windows Explorer, type in the appropriate UNC to browse to the Student share.

$-$ Try accessing the Faculty share $($still logged in as a student$),$ and record the error message that says you cannot access the Faculty share.